The ladies of Litchfield are back with iron wills and nothing to lose. In maximum security, friendships will be tested and new allegiances will be formed. Will they turn on each other or keep their bonds intact? Orange is the New Black Season 6 launches globally on Friday, July 27.

OITNB Season 5 – Exactly where Season 4 left off. Photo by Jared Harrell/Courtesy of Netflix

Season Five of Orange is the New Black begins at precisely the point where Season Four left off – with a riot in progress following the death of Poussey.

Season Five will unfold in real time and over the course of just three days. Netflix has released a video of the first 60 seconds of the first episode – and eight first look photos (the remaining seven follow – double click to embiggen).

Things are getting darker at Litchfield this season. One hundred new inmates have been unceremoniously dumped into the prison and the warden is more than a little worried.

Piper is afraid that she’s ‘pissed off the prison,’ and Pennsatucky defines the difference between pain and suffering, ‘pain’s always there, but suffering is a choice.’

Even without the tweaks to the Emmy rules, I don’t think this season would have been eligible for Best Comedy Series. Check out the season 4 trailer following the jump. OITNB returns to Netflix on June 17th.

Orange is the New Black killed at the 2014 Critics Choice Television Awards with its second season. Netflix just wants to remind you that, if you haven’t been watching, it’s right there – both seasons, ready to binge on anytime you want.

Jenji Kohan’s women-behind-bars Netflix series Orange is the New Black helped solidify Netflix as a provider of original content. The critically acclaimed series returns for season two on June 6th. Check out the trailer after the jump.

Netflix’s Orange is the New Black, from Jenji Kohan (Weeds), is based on the Piper Kerman memoir detailing the year she spent in jail.

Piper Chapman has a pretty nice life – complete with fiance´ (Jason Biggs) – until a favor she did for her drug smuggling ex-girlfriend (Laura Prepon) catches up her and she finds herself in a federal women’s prison. Check out the first trailer for the series after the jump. All thirteen episodes of Orange is the New Black will premiere on Netflix on July 11th.